Emily Brown Media

08/03/2024

Had the best time capturing opening party on newbury! never fails to amaze me!! Lots of friends and Fashion 💙

08/03/2024

Spent 4th of July with these two and wish I could go back basically every second of every day (maybe that’s dramatic idk) Love spending time with my couples outside of their wedding and esp getting to film it :,) August 31st can’t come soon enough

07/16/2024

Spent a weekend in February with these two and had a massive blast. Such kind, gentle, disarming humans ♥️ A bigggg massive word I keep thinking about as I finish up the edit on this is “context”. Getting to hear all of the little profound things people say instinctively, or the funny bits that actually make no sense (but also the most sense???) is insane. I sometimes wish I could experience the feeling my couples get when they watch their film for the first time. Hearing alllll these little passing bits that maybe they didn’t even hear on their actual day. Invest in film my friends ♥️.

06/18/2024

Me 🤝 capturing the chaos that is candids

06/13/2024

Beanz are slowly becoming my entire brand identity and honestly I welcome it 🤠🫘 been crafting up some BIGGGG biz changes and am antsy as f**k to share them with the world but until then we will allllll revel in these photos still (I will never be over them)

06/07/2024

Finishing up this film soon and wanted to share some of my favorite stills (per usual) Nothing is better than working with couples who make my job feel like complete ✨play✨showing up as they are and having a f**king ball 😎🤝

06/06/2024

Is it drama of me to say I owe my life to every wedding guest who humors me 🤠 some scrumptious stills from Mac + Kenny’s super8

05/17/2024

Just finished up this chaotic wonderful film. Truly was the best day ever with some fantastic people 🥹♥️♥️ check yo mail ;)

05/11/2024

If the question is party bus my answer is yes. Screaming at these stills from yesterday HAHHA
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05/09/2024

When I first started filming weddings I was under the impression that my work needed to be a very specific way: it needed to be dramatic, super emotional, and romantic, and by being those things it could be nothing else. At the time it felt super black and white, all of the wedding videographers I had seen seemingly fit into two boxes: super dramatic and moving, or fun and upbeat but also like a music video??? (If I hear any “swagger” songs I get ptsd I promise they usually begin with “let’s do this” “let’s go” etc. ) The thought I vividly remember was “I will never make funny wedding films” because ultimately I wanted to make people cry and I thought people wouldn’t cry if I made videos that were funny. Eventually after a few years of slo motioning every single couple portrait I shot and taking my voice out of all clips because hating our own voices is scientific right?? I was pushing myself and my approach into a box of what other people were doing, and in turn wasn’t trusting myself. My ethos is my constant, I want to understand and romanticize the s**t out of my clients. That doesn’t mean I need a 20 second clip of their dress hanging, nor does it mean I need to use dramatic instrumental music. It means I see their day as it was, which usually is a mix of a million different emotions, that all deserve space and time. There are no rules. There isn’t a formula or archetype you have to fit into to make wedding films, just play Goddamit!
Xoxo em

05/09/2024

05/08/2024

Got to scamper around some brutalist architecture to get a marriage lisc for these two. At many moments I was reminded of the third floor in parks and rec and the perpetual yellow lighting. Giving LOTS of the same energy, so when a woman walked in front of me limping I knew that was the PERFECT scene for the title screen LMAO. The best thing about my couples is that they are down for the s**ts, everything doesn’t have to look or be perfect and actually, it’s even better that way because it’s real (and bonus points for funny)

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Xoxo em